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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
4
The Cameron Herald announces its editor Oscar F. McAnally and associate Ida J. McAnally. The notice records postal handling as second class mail matter under Cameron, Texas.
The piece criticizes penitentiary management in Texas, detailing alleged defalcations by Albert Sidney Busby and the system’s heavy state subsidies. It calls for accountability, notes wasted funds for iron furnaces, and discusses legislative reform ideas and election outcomes amid broader political critique.
The Cameron to Baileyville and Branchville routes are listed with direct service to each point. There is no party line and no extra charge for calls under ten minutes. Calls should be routed directly to avoid confusion and ensure prompt attention.
Gov Lanham vetoes barber bill. President Roosevelt tours the West giving speeches. The Katy line plans Georgetown service and expansion toward Austin Bryan and Watterson push to displace Cleveland. Judge Don A Chamberlain of Belton dies after a life in banking and eight years as mayor. National Bank of Mexico posts 31 percent dividends totaling 266000. Joint resolutions seek Confederate pension increases and reorganization of state banks. Terrell election law endorsed by governor, 142 sections, applies to primaries and generals with official ballots. Col L J Polk says private subscriptions can fund a Texas exhibit for The World's Fair. Legislation invites public funds and private enterprise to support the exhibit.
An ad note states Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It declares there is no cure and no pay, with a price of 50 cents, and emphasizes the plainly printed formula on every bottle.
Local managers welcome attendees for school picnics across multiple towns from Sandy Creek in March to Bryant Station in April. Dates list speakers at each meeting including J E Longmoor J A Challener W K Clement and others. F J Clement serves as superintendent.
Public notice proclaims DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure witch hazel salve on the market and claims thousands of piles cures. Warns against counterfeit products and asserts satisfaction with the genuine salve from Geo A. Thomas & Sons.
The town reports steady merchant supplies and healthy conditions. Farmers make good use of opportunities to plant. Trustee election re elected the old board. A school picnic is set for the 16th with speakers, recitations, drills, and music. Also notes medical advice endorsing Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Rev Francis J Davidson pastor of St Matthew Baptist and Third District Baptist Association president in New Orleans writes that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy calms cramps and pains in the stomach and is the best cramp remedy he has used. He notes parishioners report equally satisfactory relief and advertises it for sale by Thomas Son.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safe at hand treatment for bowel complaints. It claims the remedy never fails and advises mixing with water for a pleasant taste, with sales by Thomas and Sor.
George M. Yankovsky a young Siberian from Vladivostok travels the United States as a farm hand and general utility man in stables stock yards and ranches to learn stock raising and agriculture. His father owns 31000 acres of fine farming land on the Japan sea near Chicago latitude and he carries letters of credit for substantial funds. He has worked and studied in Illinois Texas Kansas and Missouri and is now in Missouri.
Jersey bull Chieftain Landseen, No. 53942, owned by Sam Little, listed in the registry. Fee for service 2.50 in advance.
The notice lists return trip and round trip fares for events across Texas and nearby cities, with sale and return dates. Included are United Confederate Veterans reunion in New Orleans, G A R encampment in Dallas, State Volunteer Firemen in Corsicana, Baylor University dedications in Waco, Texas Bankers Association meetings in Denison and Sherman, Mexican War Veterans in Fort Worth, State Medical and Christian Endeavor events in San Antonio and Temple, Catholic Knights in St Louis, and Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick of White Plains Kentucky reports years of dyspepsia with little help until using Kodoll. She claims quick improvement and eventual restoration of weight health and strength after a few bottles. Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
A customer and respected citizen of Enterprise Alabama suffered ten years with chronic diarrhoea. After trying patent medicines and medical care he began Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was soon cured. Walden & Martin, druggists, report broad local endorsements and offer the remedy through Thomas & Son.
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